(2020-05-09, 23:12)Orion Pobursky Wrote: There's no ascii code. It's U-201CNote that I didn't talk of ASCII code... I explore the character table of the font I want to use till I find the glyph I need, and add the (decimal) code to txt2dat command line:
txt2dat -a 7682 -a 65210 -a 946 -a 1488 -a 9567 -o characters.dat -l -p 50 -h 120 -c 15 -b 0 Arial.ttf
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txt2dat for unicode - by Orion Pobursky - 2020-05-07, 23:39
RE: txt2dat for unicode - by Philippe Hurbain - 2020-05-08, 9:56
RE: txt2dat for unicode - by Travis Cobbs - 2020-05-09, 3:36
RE: txt2dat for unicode - by Roland Melkert - 2020-05-09, 22:16
RE: txt2dat for unicode - by Orion Pobursky - 2020-05-09, 23:12
RE: txt2dat for unicode - by Roland Melkert - 2020-05-09, 23:16
RE: txt2dat for unicode - by Roland Melkert - 2020-05-09, 23:36
RE: txt2dat for unicode - by Orion Pobursky - 2020-05-09, 23:46
RE: txt2dat for unicode - by Travis Cobbs - 2020-05-10, 3:39
RE: txt2dat for unicode - by Philippe Hurbain - 2020-05-10, 7:11
RE: txt2dat for unicode - by Orion Pobursky - 2020-05-10, 17:36
RE: txt2dat for unicode - by Orion Pobursky - 2020-05-10, 17:41
RE: txt2dat for unicode - by Travis Cobbs - 2020-05-10, 21:56
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